Preparation for the launch of Windows 8 also requires the transmission to partners of instructions that allow them to display their products compatible with future operating system. These, however, must follow the rules set by the publisher.
Many manufacturers of computers or devices logically wish to take advantage of the interest generated by the commercial launch of Windows 8, October 26. To do this, they will be keen to display on their packaging or point of sale of their products compatible with the new Microsoft operating system. They will do this to meet the specifications determined by the publisher.
It goes particularly well defined by a logo which only the background color may vary from four choices. Size, font and mention of compatibility are in turn fixed according to the model shown below.
In its documentation, Microsoft insists that only the phrase "Compatible with Windows 8" and / or "Compatible with Windows RT" will be accepted. Idioms such as "Optimized for Windows 8" or "Certified for Windows 8" on the other hand are prohibited.
"Do not refer to the product simply as 8 or RT. Windows always include the name, "said the editor. "Do not use abbreviations like Win Windows 8, Win8 or W8," he says again.
Microsoft stresses that certification may appear on the packaging of new products since July 31. Interested manufacturers must however wait until 1 September to highlight their display devices outlets.
Many manufacturers of computers or devices logically wish to take advantage of the interest generated by the commercial launch of Windows 8, October 26. To do this, they will be keen to display on their packaging or point of sale of their products compatible with the new Microsoft operating system. They will do this to meet the specifications determined by the publisher.
It goes particularly well defined by a logo which only the background color may vary from four choices. Size, font and mention of compatibility are in turn fixed according to the model shown below.
In its documentation, Microsoft insists that only the phrase "Compatible with Windows 8" and / or "Compatible with Windows RT" will be accepted. Idioms such as "Optimized for Windows 8" or "Certified for Windows 8" on the other hand are prohibited.
"Do not refer to the product simply as 8 or RT. Windows always include the name, "said the editor. "Do not use abbreviations like Win Windows 8, Win8 or W8," he says again.
Microsoft stresses that certification may appear on the packaging of new products since July 31. Interested manufacturers must however wait until 1 September to highlight their display devices outlets.
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